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Miike Coal Mine Mikawa Shaft Ruins
Nishiminato-machi, Omuta, FukuokaKyushu
Unique koinobori display set against UNESCO World Heritage coal mine ruins
A koinobori event at the Mikawa Shaft ruins of Miike Coal Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site ("Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution") in Omuta City, Fukuoka. Over 100 koinobori are displayed against the backdrop of industrial heritage structures, with cooperation from a local NPO. The combination of historic coal mine ruins that powered Japan's modernization with koinobori celebrating children's growth creates a unique scene linking past and future. Free admission.
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